The Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (ICC) had the privilege of hosting a fireside chat with members of Manitoba’s business and tech community. The talk, held in the exchange district’s King’s Head Pub, focused on actions the private sector can adopt to incorporate reconciliation practices within their business models.
The event, which was reduced to standing room, demonstrated the importance of lively conversations about business and its relationship to important social issues. To facilitate the conversation, ICC president Renee Greyeyes welcomed Christopher Henry of IcMD, an Indigenous-owned pharmaceutical company, and Geeta Tucker, CEO of CPA Manitoba.
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